How to Get a Medical Cannabis Card in Hawaii
How to get a medical marijuana card (329 card) in Hawaii. $38.50 fee, qualifying conditions, reciprocity for visitors, and step-by-step application process.
Program Details
Overview
Hawaii legalized medical cannabis in 2000, making it one of the earlier adopter states. The program is administered by the Hawaii Department of Health. Hawaii also offers a reciprocity program for out-of-state patients visiting the islands, allowing them to purchase from licensed dispensaries. The state permits home cultivation for registered patients (up to 10 plants). Telemedicine evaluations have been accepted since 2020 to improve access across the Hawaiian islands.
Key Facts
- •Registration fee is $38.50 annually.
- •Hawaii recognizes valid out-of-state medical cannabis cards (reciprocity).
- •Medical patients can grow up to 10 plants at home.
- •Telemedicine evaluations are accepted, improving access for neighbor island residents.
- •Hawaii has had a medical cannabis program since 2000.
How to Apply: Step-by-Step
Qualifying Conditions
Frequently Asked Questions
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Disclaimer: The information on this page is provided for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute medical or legal advice. Cannabis remains illegal under US federal law. Hawaii's medical cannabis program fees, qualifying conditions, and regulations are subject to change. Always verify current requirements with the official Hawaii medical cannabis program and consult with a qualified health care provider before pursuing a medical cannabis card. Cannabismarketcap does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of any information presented.